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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17
On Pruning Fruit Trees.

From first to last the main object of
pruning should be to prevent the growth
that is not wanted rather than to cut it of
after it has been made. To so prevent is
a saving of labor and of the vitality of
the trees.
The shaping of the trees for the first
two or three years is the work of the nur-
seryman, but after that the owner must do
the work himself, or trust to such skill
or Judgment as he can hire.
In the spring of 1882 planted several
hundred apple trees. three years old, that
had not been trimmed at all in the nurse
rv. For five years have been doing my
best to get them into proper shape. and
on a good many OF them it has been q
failure. l would not take another lot of
such trees as a gift. Buy no trees that
have not been properly shaped in the
nursery.
When you have purchased trees from
the nursery, yoa will find that the tree
digger or the spade has made a rough job,
leaving bruised wood where the roots were
cut off. Look over every tree, and with
a sharp knife make clean cut of the end
of every root, and take off say one third
of each limb. cutting back to strong buds
that point in the right direction. ANY
man who is fit to grow trees for sale will
know that varieties have naturally very
different shapes and styles, and that this
fact must largely determine the treatment
of many kinds. The Ramsdell Sweet
grows almost as upright as Lombardy
Poplar.
The Baily Sweet has an irregular
growth of long switches. The Cooper's
Early White is stubby. i'll shaped mass
of limbs, no two alike, but delighting in
variety of obtuse angles. To attempt
to prune trees Of these three varieties in
to the same shape would be grave mis-
take.
Just after your trees are set determine
what limbs are to be taken entirely off.
Cut them an inch or two from the tree
and let the stubs remain till the next year.
for the reason that tree grows but little
the first year after setting. and if cut
close to the tree the wounds would check
and not heal over. Next year cut off
these stubs at pruning time, and the clean
cut is soon healed over, or 80 nearly SO as
to prevent injury.
Trees 80 treated will require but very
little cutting during the rest of the years
of their lives. Careful looking at tree
on all sides-perhaps stepping around it
two or three times, will reveal to you,
each year, what little cutting of limbs or
rubbing off of buds is needed to give it
the right shape and balance, to prevent its
growing into wrong proportions, and to
keep the head properly open to the air
and sunlight.
A good mechanical eye, some expe-
rience at pruning, and common sense are
necessary in the nursery and in the
orchard.-W. K. LAUGHLIN, IN Missouri
horticultural Report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17

EXAMINATIONS for admission to college will
ID be held at the cleveland Lecture Room, Mas
sachusetts Hall, Friday and Saturday, June 24th
and 25:h, and on Friday and Saturday, September
9th and 10th, beginning each day at $50 A. NJ. AL
candidates must be present on Friday morning.
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
Brunswick, May 18th, 1857. may2sd&wtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17
AUGUSTA TO BOOTHBAY,
STEAMER "PERCY ""
Captain Albert Ieuis

Captain Hilbert IeWis,
Will commence the season on THURSDAY,
JUNE 9th 1857, and, until further notice will run
as follows:
Leave Augusta every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at A. M; Hallowell at 7.20; Gardiner ut 7.45.
Richmond at $50; Bath at 1918; touching at Mouse
leland Capital Island, Squirrel Island, Ocean Point
and arriving in Boothbay at 1890. Leave Augusta
every Saturday at O'Clock Z. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Beothbay every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 A. NJ; Ocean Point
at Is; Squirrel Island at 80; Capitol Island a,
7A0; Mouse Island at 80; Bath at s.15; Richmond
at 1925; Gardner at 1lio; Haowe at 1910, ar
irving in Augusta at 1890
| FARES-Augusta to HallOwell cents; Augusta
to Gardiner Is cents--round trip rs cents. Halo
well TO Gardiner 10 cents-round trip Is cents. Au
gusta, Hallowell and Gardiner to Richmond &c
cents-round trip SO cents. Augusta, Hallowell and
Gardiner 10 Bath 50 cents-rOund trip 75c. Rich
mond to Bath 30 cens-round trip SO cents. Angus
ia, Hallowe and Gardiner to Boothbay and the Is.
| lands, 800 roundirp, $3.50. Bath to Boothbay
| and the lslands, 40 cents-rcund trip 20 cents.
Richmond TO Bootlbay and the Islands, 60 cents
round trip, 90.
Thi- time table will be subject to change after the
steamer has run the route few times, ant
entirely reliabe time table given for each landing
20. VlCkERY, Proprietor.
Augusta, June 6, 1857. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17
aQrtrulturaI.

mis- Department IL specially prepared tor the
Kennebee Journal BY an experienced Asficui
turnl writer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17

Thoroughly cleanse fine blood. which is tn,
.ountain of health. by using DIR. Pierce Cold
n Medical Discovery. and good digest ion, y
fair skin, huoyant spirits, vital strength. ana
Spindness of constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
rom the common pimrle, botch. or erupt on.
10 the worst Scrofula, or blood-posOn. Es-
pecially has it proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter. Fever-sores, Hip-joiut
Disease. Scrofulous Sores and Sweilngs En-
targed Glands and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ion (which is Scrofula Of the Lungs, by its
wonderful blood-purifving, invigorating, and
nurritive properties. For Weak Lungs. Spit
sing of Blood. ShortneSs of Breath Bronchitis.
severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred atfec-
ions, it is a sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
slres the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver. Bliousness. or Liver
complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, i is
an uneQualled remedy. Sold by druggists.
OR. PIERCE.S PELLETS Anti
Bilious and Cat1: artic.
sc. a vial. by druggists
iy5eod&weow nrly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17
State of Maine Bonds.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
Augusta, May "a, 1887.
BY virtue of the provisions of the 43d chapter of
the public laws of the State of Maine approved Feb
ruary %, 1857, "to renew portion of the public
debt the undersigned, Treasurer of the State will
at time after July lsi 1857 receive proposals at
his office in Augusta from the holders of the States
Bonds maturing June l. 1882, and October l. 1889,
for an exchange of the same for equal amount
CT the new issue of bonds authorized by the act
aforesaid, to be delivered at the time Of exchange,
but to bear interest from October /, 1889.
The total amount of bonds offered in exchange IL
two million, eight hundred thous dollars, pay
able "a follows:
$4,000 per annum from A. d. 1890 to 1901 inclusive.
10000 i3o2 TO WI
5000 " 1912 to 1921
5000 " " " 1922 TO 1929
The rate Of interest il three per cent per annum,
payable semi annually. April and October /.
The Treasurer erves the absolute right to re-
ject any or all proposals.
Those not accepted will not be made public and
will. if desired, be returned to the parties making
them.
u. C. BURLEIGH,
may2idtf Treasurer of State.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

One of the hsngeTs on 10 a certain literary
and artistic circle here IS not overbur1ened
with wealth. bat what Is lacking in this re-
spect hes been male up To her in b5uss ar.
ambition. On the whole, she gets on much
better for this desfitution than many of
her scquaintances who are better supplied
with moslesty and riches As every oBe
knows, the winter has been prolific in cslobFi-
ties Of one lind or another who have been
teaed and recepsionei - their own and every
bo.iy eiss's SatisfactloB One Of these visit
ants Of distinction she vas particularly
anxious 20 entertain, and asked a mutual
friend what slse si.n,d 10. saying at the same
time, she woaI Exe q give q RECEPTION for
her. And shy mott asked the friend.
I'VE can't afford il. respoglled the other.
"But II tel you what We can do III give
yuu my arzftalea.s and send oai The invita-
tiers. an'i you pay Tor the cake and choco-
latsF The mutual iriene. wto dos good deal
OF this kind 81 hospitality lersssf. replied shs
Thought s.le veuidn't- 60 out q her osvH
hcssse % give & roocpficr. even on The choco-
late bass. And ths affair never took Ysac>.
--Doston Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Those who contemp'a'e trip % Europa
tie coming SuDsncr. VII ind tse following
xurrsssior ) 81 great value cerllng a. thev
% tron the vie ~ uaca- travelled AMER
can minister at s1f3igs c3lris Cns Is 10
wear CC4xress CATERS in or3e- 90
avoid The irRnits distress sxrerisncfd
ia bendinx over 20 oatlon boots Oae has
g. 90 20 maca bensil- ever IN = sea vsgaee
that j. IS vel % Ecard syzias. zGyt0las ia
thst lias rat really uecsssarT. fouaced
ice ant The clear ju.ce 0f lemon ale
viate iu niaHneT me nausea1 though Tie
eaiy real preventative of sea-sicxhess - to
rfs7 ea shore. The steamship coentaaisS
.fe oot p-o7ifie steamer enti-s 50 ~ ssra -
har ronrs befefs starring aac il can te
s-9fed IN iiyespce' anal you sslErn TIE
nlcsf ssaSiols scrs lf 3 dTssz e. scar is a
xfsuper ke Fsflesrt insac 90 .a.e< woolsn
s.s.is t'mmcd SIMPLY vth . pieaiinx
arucnd fte tctcs.. ofe- which cam h aasn
= heavy aisitr dst ais- 3fatsitd aa, hoaas,s
Tbiek x0oisa s'ocknxs rarst rr5e-c,osh-
f1r ard : nuntt to Hs 9-o-ud lie aeek a..
eansiteged ne, e~sites ef SEA v0ga-e ~
tht lafr Nno SOP she arsus he~elf ~
hsea 0ao1ny and gees in tar Farfslh AMI
c,,reist- While Gu the Eatsf Far e-,7 gsn3-
saca in ihs state se0nI tsks sicez srd tacs
en- ne ecor 4 E. si piere o. trfa ~ ui.ea
are seNsd mSHY recssfs f1t9 uAica
can - to xsd an.shss. et-aks
nsedieE. threat r'os. sls s. o0sliss spopss..
hutien aeoss ta.ff.rs ald Al tne a.Aer
nuf0 oersess itttis a-ieiss ~ cecesztIV 81 &
voa.ar- faeet q ste- a feeeptsr.e. taiaxs
az rrf e. fsrrefior Wildly abcut tse ea-...t
18th svssv ,uren ef fae ship. lt = sa,.t III
he tDe cuti0la ia q sTni20y 80 use caffon
rsro~s anu toorsts Wh5 50 rcz xtsn :
St8 asc< should ieSe sms'. saa piliou
7ntn 8o,ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

fort OF his employees by keeping free beer
Oh draught for thera. A finely inlaid buffet
81 wo0d imported from some far-off cline
was behind the desk, and some aninalcuia
bottled in spirits adorned its shelves, Civ
to the place quite maritime museum
aspect
/ had washed down several doses of
crackers and cheese and was examining
The miniature model Of full -rigged ship
snder glass case, when. suddenly, tho
gentleman at the desk remarked,as he di-
sivided the cash between the drawer and
his pocket:
.-Tou vas dond eadt noddinks vor preak
fasts dis uloruiaks; sindt its"
a curious glare lurked in the corners Of
his exc AMI uncoasciously raised blush
At his diviaing nv secret
NY freud. see ven are German" 1
said, as ! w.psd my mouth on clean nap
sia fcom q stael On the taose.
ssDots 00iritt; vas know me dot pc
fore. Say. yoa vas dcad pay rae vor dot
peer. vet Yea know dotf'
Pay for the beer. | was IA a fix.
worszsd ny neek round in my celluloid
neckies ana gaxs3 out the door: then as
ssmmg tune Of an5teritv l asked;
Where ia the man who needs help TO
unload sch7onersF"
s.Veii. ~ shimminy, you vas dond pc
d0s man, aay v2yi'
81 an n3t trifiinz sir: | am ont Of en-
pioTment aad woal be glad OF the chance
10 90 the work IL can get 4
Yah: / iinks dot myself, Peter you
vas paw me y0r dot schooner vot you an
loaded shast now. Vas is dasi Sieni Pet
ter y.u cot puriy ksrweek oudtssde or you
vas PC pouacei oudk"
Aay afgempt at argument relative 70
niy missak.nz the p8rport 0f the sign,
woai1 have tesa fut ie against the power
fal persuaier he produces from behind the
fesk: 50 ! departed, bnt rot before he had
4sed The entire contents u a soda syphOn
5u nv person and dr7Bchsd me through
Wien 7 reached ny lodgings I spread
usv belongings sevsraily On the trunk,
esair. foue.-reck and bed. aad then sat
ppos the i0or iA classic auGlty 70 think IL
oTer.
bO.led oBt = cc7ejpsioa- and simmersd IL
eewa ii2s. that my mishaa was The result
8f placing toc masa coahlence IN maxlEaz.
aad I na.is ep nY miad taas although .
nan msg possess toe concentrated essence
of viii poxss from a thoussad z ant Ia
tailscts. BE- nav wander fsr and VIDE with
eut 0btasains . ctl21ce 70 sse e = his salts
f4ctsa- Bs@ AaxoLs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
A oEcelrFuL ApAosIsM:

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= : xsFy 1eeslz<gi sPhoEA4-z and = r&teat
IN nSeasioa % ssne zssa aot assilaRtaTeplst
u al prae4kiiltY Ia NorSas were strans
iesetAer b. sola paragraphs HEAD w1tA =
Ee2lzs t0r alils.rAti0rs = zlaa VITA deop
spite ageiAss bis fsilsw beings, one VINO
cnaexlex aad shakes all over vale bs
pakes ais t.rlnziod and snaEy nose deep
tsto the f3;ls OF has naansi shirt lt =
ne&t and ariak 70 that lowgsadea ineisn-
aatufed indsy.daai VISA be can see some
b4ld-he2isd gUilsless yeotA tackle TIE
uaaxla aea swallow il Tor uhelesene
truth ssa sr4csieel dist.
lswal.ow@a il, l am serry 70 ssy. and II
dla net stsad prsef aader digestion
Wa snt Of employment so Was nv
esopA4gus, waiSA vas gsttng rusty for
yTAl. of use. Tae .nsxiln OF twill and
q a-y" vas al tA@s has snssrea nay system
for forsy-esght Asars hswever. IL acted
IS q stimalaht-zi.hough net 81 the klna !
had beea IA the habit ei taking
istartsd Gu with my mind fully made
up 10 ,ntmidate sorne individual into CIV
ias ms work before night had the will:
! must rad tae way. Ny voice sounded
somewhat sepulchral. OWING 70 slight
AcltCWlc33 StAfu4 lily ',Ecsatt outton>,
aud that lone proverb ratslea ia my interior
and played teg with itself around my verta-
brr, making ne feel little iasrL
~ outlook for success was not very
brilliant, bat ny msnA was MAZE .np.
walked alxny the wAarves and ate large
naoatkiuls OF east wind Favored with tar
and scot Thea bracsd up for business.
Hope made my heart fntter wildly in
ny quart-size revolver pocket as / saw q
sign
There Is the way, thought. SO donnsd
4 long-sh0re swagger and walked boldly
into the o1lce The man eyed me with a
suspicious glance as ! came IN.
IL was quite evident he dld not know
who ! was
There was an elegant lunch spread on a
small table by the boss stevad0re, and as
helped myself 70 a cracker and pIece of
cheese, the book-keeper politely asked me
If mine was ''beerr'
! asseatei. and. while drinking, fully
maize up my mind I'd Ike TO work fer =
.sboss' who looked after the creature COM
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17


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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Asosae~ eiestriesi nsa r ne Raash. Or
ihanser issa. a. = IS eziiei ~ TIE Arabs.
it Il fensd IN tas rsver NIs there t "a
quite csnaon- Is aas snost9 SKIN mot
t,ca with irregular ds~z spsts The aaasa
ta5 $3.50 s-iasf batteries. h1t tela r = ecHa-
parstvelg sVali ash, ths largest spes
tloas ret aieascriog ever feleietn Inches
ia leacfa, saev are net very powerful
Iae erE e.rs. or e.cctric eel Is. per-
slea. ns1 % mere celebrated than esther o.
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GO river ao4 all "a Ui81t3siss aHd lrs-
Q1ents ether rivers 81 Soata fmcr.cs
fhSs she mass powerful e Ali tsss ass
o. a,a. tae e,setrirsi s3earaias o. spying
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tiea - tbs Istease rover e ths battery Il
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faet itis saprilsl VITA elzat hua1rea saa
anetr rs.x fistinct Herves
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vi14 sofs1s 4ravsa .nsa tae STREAMS IaAaa-
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as8 VIA Nh larss sne. E<tieatiF -
sass ike larger asa exposes greater eon-
Sactizg szrface - tae wstsr. thsoues
whiea nseiiGn tae elettfrity p4sses and
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Il Erookl3n 4agiax sA<se windy days the
sisls inaulzs in whAs they are pissasd 10
esn ar pari.ss Aboas o. o'e.ces "a the
sneraoon. warmly clad n elsse-e'tng ai
sssss. snail h4ts ana large wells. tAsy meet
Al ths house Of seras oGe q ia party vhsre
they are ioircl by The yonrg bankers srd
brokers. aho get bone about TIA. tirae,
and then they al sail iosth IN lse breeze
fallr easipped AMI provided With pleasant
eompsny 70 enjoy re slr party Iaey
sax dcwr ihe Hsl6hss aaG usually over
H-oekign bsides, thai a1ordlps al sban6-
anee sf AIR n mosi,n fhe re,urn = made
~ ear fae yonns lstliez iHke great priis
Ia their pttesfFian accomplish AMI
ere ~ 10 iear Of irI lflur thsir c0Eplexions
IN ;act, tbe skeressr gives thsss a. sxsy snd
erafsiui eaFrt8 x ea1 the wind oginss he
ruses tc tneir Caeeks. AIR Yartiss are really
ne newest fa.ax in amEzenents and a.
a1uch % cs c04aasn3ec.
GRAND Rapids sir,s night. with proGs to
health and etaancensns of sea1ty.
IN bellies. 10J KNOW 50 eel
hew 20 combine pressure ard
pgolt There Noult De one assaEtaze.
however, 10 - overcome bY the forrser
Srtoklfn girls are said q be nOt AZ ali load
of dogs while most 81 The society girls of
this city wotlii pave 10 g accoDp&nira hg
a -nossd Haiag leofs wh9 would ~
qilrO constant. z-tsnti1p 90 BE- kvps from
t,r.nin- acagaintlacee vitA p.stian e4nices
sod tsss iesgs re fair o0e 10 tims 20
besiou GA ths tar.'y ar urhsppy. IS H.
cese Or ght De. yonge osgSsr - whc = con
slered en iad suebsanie Ct al elr part
Tbs we1ther turing he psi veek Aas been
vary favorable for 1resxs seekers and 81 is
continues cunag NJ cosrin- week, we shall
haqs 90 SEE "a AIR Party stroll d0wa fr1ra
.oakhulst.' across fg.'o, Stree bridge
uD West erillze Street hi.L and thence re-
turn BY horse cars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Esrersl soanz 0irriel is'iies xho want
aEay frenl 5saad hspi5s as slushinx eEiiss
ars N io~a visiting psrsais snd a.~aas
Nrs r. ksuos1za, nee f5nis BeFker, ~
Ti6a. Ghia. y he guest - her psrsrts. ~
and Ms. Ia.ius Bsfksy and sxrscis % bs
Asre several seeks Brixht. tesutifs. car
fe wilson. now Arz Georse Fsirman, o.
Rapisiz. is sise IL tsvn. Mrs. Fairniaa
nss always sepn a fsverite ln sscietv sas
sincs her msrrisss has sdsssd % Der socisi
aacomeaaisnsnt she charm Of being model
hoseekeeper
AHaonx ne brides Who havs eturnpd
ran their w~idice tr'p recsntIy snd sss
naw a. hcnte - tkrsr f,iensls i Nrz. searss
uaff. Mrs. Fan CieTe Csnsea. Ma Frsd
nsrng1fser and ars A 80 Tfson.
viii santa ani Is lees.y vie ale Down
IN Lans;oG. aasse tAe4 altentei ths asa-
ausf and receptien 1igea a. tie ksssInz
nouse ar Lseat-s3oT ARctsnstf Mes
kdeie Aprris gees % Deirst - vtsss f,ies-.is
soon snd AEss Matte Van Aznns y san
veFv III a. The honls ~ hsr 1sena
Niss Matte Pest in 8ii~aakse. ~ rsef
s1e had sunk for a eftef vislt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

A Crusi JOKE vas Psfcstrated upon two
eis.aelelt taffi safs sa s. Saieztlns's day.
Waite - - nt az "a exeieirg triel
solpla ~ tsiezresa nasren zsss fsszaei ~. Civ
is- e7eA lswYer N sstern Naioa envelcpe.
4ts ease ras ssapp~i - give thern tine -
rad fEe = efasss. en8 nztaraiiy the aften-
ras < - wheie eeuft was eitrzcte1 "a thefr
siTcetsou y h-f tsey isffoide,i thsir - rertlvs
ritslvss tsoth ~see startled ~ 4 bsehsy fo,oresi
soslle saies.tse FssrVrsntis = q Il systeF fevYsr
Tse f11ss srsi ei. ~ Iary lzaxses sious. AMI
t5a t~o sictisas haerscl thT8zh sta -
elss aasl sst s1t = e1sft --Chieaes Tiases
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

GO 70 Herveys. Eo. canel-st.. for ladies
ard gent geld ard silver eafehes Patent
6iiea gold csses. Eith chains snd charms 70
Iasich. Re Also carries = tai hae q hesa-
fllns Few styles IN brecslefs. rinzs. Pens
ear rings sleeve b8ttoas. embracing al she
ve7v latess noeeities 81 tie session. foeesher
With "A siexsnt assortment of patterns in
Rogers besl pIaiss silver wezr saa clooks
Ilon fsrFet he locatsou fsl All ex.nl.
ins bis hAe display. HeKfrYss
No 3 CsBs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

= eat x GtoctfcI - = 4 itt
peeromsaoa whfch h
iirst called the attea-
ton Of the Italian PINK
0scptcr 10 this SID
ject, r1ay b. iiinstra.-
ed IA the following
SIMPLE N aIuer: Tx
pose the crural nerve
Of q recently killed
frog and touch i, with
= piece OF zsne. at tho
same the teaching
the surface OF the leg
wiih q piece Of cop
per wire. Eov bring
ti,e two metals in con-
tact. and tAo leg will
DO throyvn into vlo-